A KEY access route for tourists in South-West Clare is testing the rubber on the wheels of bikes while chemicals from cow dung have been attributed with damaging the road surface.
DISCONNECT has been visible in some key strategies compiled in North and West Clare, county councillors have stated.
RURAL communities are losing skilled people due to the criteria attached to different community employment (CE) schemes.
*The closed community centre in John Paul Estate, Kilrush. TEN years on from initial calls to reopen the community centre in John Paul Estate, Kilrush, a new funding application has breathed new hope that the facility can be brought back to life.
*Cllr Ian Lynch. Photograph: Martin Connolly Interactive speed signs are to be installed on two well-traversed roads in Kilrush.
Residents of a Kilkee estate “deserve better” as attempts to construct a footpath have not brought the desired outcome.
More awareness on free parking in Kilrush town is needed.
*Photograph: Martin Connolly Increased investment is needed on mobility and parking for Clare routes along the Wild Atlantic Way to maximise the positive consequences of the footfall attached to the tourism trail.
Coastal erosion has prompted the need for upgrades to culverts at two beaches in West Clare In July, Clare County Council gave notice that they intend to carry out the reinstatement of a 1,500mm concrete surface water drainage culvert from Lough Donnell in Doonbeg and Clohaninchy beach in Quilty for a distance of 45m to …
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Lack of progress on improvement works at the wastewater system at Cluain Ard in Kilmaley has been criticised.
